Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

of England is SO intense that they will not even eat an English mutton chop.
 The bicycle is not as favorably looked upon as the trcycle by the Pari. authorities. and consequently its use is restricted to certain thoroughfares, while its three-wheeled brethren enjoy the freedom of all the avenues and boulevards in the city.
 On the Avenue. ue.-He-"Wasn't the er-er-lawst night chawming-the con- versation was SO er-er chawming and the er-er chawming-" She-"Chawm- ingp Chawming! I've thought it all over, don't-eher-know. and it really was just awfully, jolly chawming. ."-Puck.
 A small girl industriously studying her lesson in American history came across an allusion to the Shoshoue tribe of Indians, and after silent struggle with the word looked up weari- ly- and asked: "Papa, who were the Shoehon Indians. anywayP"-Boston Bulletin.
 -Dr. Vulpian has reported to the Paris Academy of Sciences that during the epidemic of yellow fever lately pre- vailing in Rio Janeiro, of 6,524 persons inoculated against the fever, only six died, or less than one per thousand, while the proportion of deaths among those not treated was one per cent. = Boston Budget.
 At recent meeting of colonial representatives in London, called the Colonial Conference, the fact was brought out that the submarine tele- graph systems of the world embrace 107 ,000 miles of cable, costing some thing like $1s5. 100000. and that all except 1000 miles is under British con- trol.-Public Opinion.
 A gentleman called at Carlisle, Pa, bank one day recently and asked the teller if they paid full value for trade dollars. stating that he had forty of them which he had kept for several years. He then produced the coin and handed it to the teller. who found that every one was Bland dollar Chicago Herald.
 The statement is made in New York City paper that one railroad car ried 25,000 country boarders to farm houses in three counties in the State. where they stayed on an average eight weeks each, and left in the hands of farmers $1, 400, 900. If the statement is true summer boarders appear to be the best-paying crop farmer can raise. Small pictures should never be hung below large heavy ones; the latter appear best in narrow spaces between holdings and other convenient hooks, or, if of high merit, resting on cabinets or mantels. In all cases these should be as near IS possible in line with the eye. A simple subject wildly DOT trayed may even be mounted over the 1 door, Cincinnati Tunes.
 The Piegan Indians, of Montana, have made over $4, 1000 this spring skin. ming the carcasses of cattle which per. l ished in the snow. The Indians re. ceived seventy-five cents for every hide they brought in. and they exhibited such industry that it became necessary to watch the herds to prevent then from skinning every animal in the ter ritory, dead or alive.-M r Sun.
 -Agent-..Don't you wish to sub scribe to this bookP'' South Caroliniar Reckon not" ''lt tells all abou earthquakes. Here is a picture o Charleston just after the earthquake J Il don't think that book will do me any good. What want is a picture show ing how the landscape looks just before the earthquake. might learn to gel out, of the way.-Iecas Sfttngs.
 -Pompey. who for thirteen years ha: been an honored resident of the Phil adelphia Eco. died recently in the presence of a crowd collected to set the animals fed. For four years Pom pey, who was a fine specimen of the African lion, has been stone blind. but otherwise in good health. He was twenty-nine years old, four years above the average life of the caged lion.-N l F. Sun.
 l A swarm of bees looking for : place to light settled upon span o mules as they were drawing a plov near Montgomery. Ala. The mules kicked and plunged and this excited tht bees, who began using their stings SC savagely that soon the mules dropped dead. The driver saved his life by running away, after vain effort tC drive the bees from the mules. Phila deLphiG Press.
 One of the new rules of Western railroad is that clergymen making requisition for half fare tickets ar, obliged to make affidavit that they ar, regularly ordained and are engaged il no other occupation. A certificate wa